Documents: WORKSHOP ON PV-THERMAL SYSTEMS

Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark – October 9, 2019. Hosted by IEA TASK 60 and CITIES

Programme for the PVT workshop

Part 1

Jean-Christophe Hadorn, Switzerland:
PVT systems – an introduction to the technology and Task 60

Thomas Ramschak, AEE, Austria:
Solar Heat Worldwide – PVT market analysis

Korbinian Kramer, Fraunhofer ISE, Germany:
PVT – Challenges for and by Certification for a well organized market penetration

Daniel Zenhäusern SPF, Switzerland:
Key Performance Indicators for PVT Systems

Dr. Korbinian Kramer, and Sebastian Helmling, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE:
Initiative for market establishment and market penetration of PVT- heat pump heating systems

Part 2

Svend Erik Mikkelsen, COWI, Denmark:
Market potential for PVT, COWI

Niels Radisch, Rambøll, Denmark:
Light weight BI-PVT and ground heat pump

Peder Bacher, DTU Compute, Denmark:
Smart control of energy systems with PVT

Mark Dannemand, DTU Civil engineering, Denmark:
Research projects within PVT at Technical University of Denmark

Part 3 – Presentation of PVT collector manufactures

Dual Sun, Laetitia Brottier, France:
PVT an interesting option for the Nordic climates. Examples of installations with DualSun

Abora, Marta Cañada, Spain:
ABORA CONTRIBUTION – TO TASK 60

Sunovate, Glen Ryan, Australia:
INNOVATING SOLAR. Using PV’s for renewable heat and electricity

Contact

Hanne Kokkegård  

hanko@dtu.dk
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